1. Woodfree Paper (Ford Paper)
Woodfree paper is the most commonly used type, made from 100% pulp. It has a slightly rough surface with good ink absorption, making it suitable for text printing.
Common grammage: 70 – 80 – 90 gsm
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White Woodfree Paper: High brightness, commonly used for envelopes, letterheads, office documents, and 1–2 color books
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Cream/Yellow Woodfree Paper: Lower brightness, more cost-effective, typically used for textbooks and literary books
2. Coated Paper (Couche Paper)
Coated paper features a smooth, glossy surface that delivers sharp print quality and vibrant colors. It is widely used in packaging and advertising materials.
Grammage: 90 – 300 gsm
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Gloss Coated (Glossy): Bright colors, high reflectivity
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Matte Coated (Matt): Non-glare, softer colors, easier to read
Applications: labels, catalogs, brochures, posters, flyers, cosmetic packaging, etc.
3. Bristol Paper
Bristol paper has two white sides with a smooth surface and higher stiffness than coated paper. It offers excellent ink adhesion and is suitable for premium, sturdy products.
Common grammage: 230 – 350 gsm
Applications: premium boxes, folders, business cards, invitations, hang tags, cosmetic and pharmaceutical packaging
4. Duplex Paper
Duplex paper has one smooth white side for printing and one darker side for backing. Some premium types have two white sides.
Grammage: usually above 300 gsm
Applications: large boxes, cartons, packaging requiring high rigidity and strength
Often laminated with corrugated layers for added durability
5. Decal Paper (Sticker Paper)
Decal paper comes with a pre-applied adhesive layer on the back, used for product labeling.
Characteristics: good ink adhesion, strong sticking ability
Applications: labels, barcodes, product tags, sealing stickers
6. Kraft Paper
Kraft paper has a natural brown or white color, known for its durability and eco-friendliness.
Characteristics: strong, high tear resistance
Applications: paper bags, food packaging, eco-friendly boxes
Suitable for sustainable and green packaging trends
7. Ivory Paper
Ivory paper has one smooth coated side and one slightly rough side, with an elegant off-white tone.
Grammage: typically from 230 gsm and above
Applications: food boxes, confectionery packaging, premium packaging
Provides a sturdy and refined feel
8. Specialty Paper (Art Paper)
Specialty paper comes in a variety of colors, textures, and unique surface finishes.
Characteristics: high aesthetic value, higher cost
Applications: luxury packaging, gift boxes, invitations, branded materials
Ideal for products that require a distinctive identity
Conclusion
Each type of packaging paper has its own advantages and specific applications. Choosing the right material not only enhances product value but also optimizes cost and usability.
Chun Qiu Vietnam focuses on consulting and selecting the most suitable paper materials, ensuring technical requirements, aesthetics, and sustainable development goals for each customer.

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